Grant Leadbitter gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Albert Adomah. Direct strike on goal from the free kick comes in from Neil Kilkenny, Jay Emmanuel-Thomas gets a block in.

9:40

Daryl Murphy crosses the ball, save made by David James.

7:28

Tommy Smith takes a shot.

7:09

The ball is sent over by Carlos Edwards, clearance by Sean Davis.

4:03

The referee blows for offside. Free kick taken by David James.

1:41

A cross is delivered by Lee Martin, Aaron Cresswell takes a shot. Clearance by Liam Fontaine.

0:19

Daryl Murphy fouled by Sean Davis, the ref awards a free kick. The free kick is delivered right-footed by Andy Drury from left channel, clearance by Sean Davis.

Match Preview

Smith setback for Tractor Boys
Tommy Smith is Ipswich's only concern ahead of the visit of struggling Bristol City.
The centre-back has only just resumed training having represented New Zealand in Tuesday's 3-2 friendly defeat to Jamaica in Auckland.
Manager Paul Jewell will now assess Smith to see whether he is showing any signs of fatigue after a demanding week of travel. Ibrahima Sonko is ready to step in if required.
Josh Carson was an unused substitute in Northern Ireland's 3-0 home defeat to Norway and is back pushing to be included in Town's matchday 16.
As is fellow midfielder Lee Bowyer, who is fit again after a groin problem which has ruled him out since the start of January.
Bristol City manager Derek McInnes will have to deal with a plethora of injury worries.
McInnes will definitely be without midfielder Marvin Elliott, who has been ruled out for the rest of the season with an Achilles injury, and striker David Clarkson (broken ankle).
Defender Cole Skuse will also be unavailable as he continues his recovery from a broken and dislocated toe, and there are further doubts over three more senior first-team professionals.
Midfielder Kalifa Cisse missed the 3-1 home defeat to Blackpool last time out with a groin problem and is unlikely to feature, while on-loan defender Stephen McManus is struggling with a thigh complaint.
And to complete McInnes' casualty list, Welsh international Lewin Nyatanga may not have shaken off his ankle knock in time for the trip to Portman Road.

Formation:4411Manager: Paul Jewell

Ipswich

Formation: 433Manager: Derek McInnes

Bristol City

Alex McCarthy

Carlos Edwards

Tommy Smith

Damien Delaney

Aaron Cresswell

Jay Emmanuel-Thomas

Grant Leadbitter

Andy Drury

Daryl Murphy

Lee Martin

Michael Chopra

SUBS

Arran Lee-Barrett

Lee Bowyer

Jason Scotland

Ryan Stevenson

Ibrahima Sonko

Home

Away

David James

Richard Foster

Louis Carey

Liam Fontaine

Lewin Nyatanga

Sean Davis

Neil Kilkenny

Kalifa Cisse

Albert Adomah

Jon Stead

Stephen Pearson

SUBS

Dean Gerken

Jamie McAllister

Yannick Bolasie

Brett Pitman

Chris Wood

Match Report

Chopra eases Town to win
Michael Chopra's sixth goal in as many matches helped Ipswich on the way to a comfortable 3-0 npower Championship victory over Bristol City.
Chopra headed the home side in front midway through the first half, converting Lee Martin's cross from six yards out under little pressure from the City defence.
And after the break the visitors were punished once more, as Tommy Smith nodded Andy Drury's corner beyond David James in the Robins' goal.
Smith then rattled the crossbar before Andy Drury added some extra gloss by smashing in a long-range third.
City's afternoon was made that little bit worse by injury to Albert Adomah, as the West Country side slipped to their sixth straight defeat on the road in all competitions.
The visitors created little over the course of the 90 minutes, with Liam Fontaine and Adomah producing decent saves out of Alex McCarthy in the Ipswich goal, but left Portman Road without anything to show for their efforts.
The hosts made two changes for the clash. McCarthy returned in goal in place of Arran Lee-Barrett and Grant Leadbitter was handed a place in midfield, as Luke Hyam failed to earn a spot in the matchday squad.
City welcomed back central defender Lewin Nyatanga and midfielder Kalifa Cisse back to their starting line-up following respective ankle and groin injuries, with Chris Wood dropping to the bench.
Chances were few and far between in the early exchanges, with Smith lashing over the crossbar from long range and James producing a top-class save to turn Chopra's effort to safety, as Ipswich slowly dominated.
City struggled to create openings of any note, and it took until the 22nd minute for the Robins to test McCarthy, with Fontaine seeing his shot from inside the penalty area pushed around the post by the on-loan stopper.
However, Ipswich quickly went down the other end and claimed the lead.
Jay Emmanuel-Thomas sent Martin clear down the right and the midfielder produced a pinpoint cross to pick out Chopra, who made no mistake in heading past James.
It was the former Cardiff man's 13th strike of the campaign and it heaped further pressure on the Tractor Boys' beleaguered guests.
Emmanuel-Thomas fired a thunderbolt from 40 yards marginally over the bar and then showed a more delicate side to chip James, only to see his attempt drift narrowly wide.
And only two good stops from the former England international to deny Chopra prevented Ipswich from taking a bigger lead into the interval.
City pulled themselves back into the game after half-time, reducing the home side to a limited number of chances, although James had to be alert to hold onto Drury's effort from the edge of the area.
But with 25 minutes remaining, Ipswich put the game beyond the visitors.
Drury swung in a corner from the right and Smith rose highest to head beyond James.
Given that City had failed to score in any of their previous five away matches in all competitions prior to the trip to Suffolk, any sort of comeback seemed improbable.
And so it proved as, after Smith's header crashed against the bar, Drury rounded off a successful afternoon with a stunning finish from 25 yards.
Substitutes Wood and Yannick Bolasie both called McCarthy into action in the dying stages, but Ipswich eased to victory.
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